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false-positive results. The lab should be asked to assess CSF cytology in the first and fourth (last) tubes. Cerebral angiography can help identify and treat underlying ruptured aneurysm

false-positive results. The lab should be asked to assess CSF cytology in the first and fourth (last) tubes. Cerebral angiography can help identify and treat underlying ruptured aneurysm

false-positive results. The lab should be asked to assess CSF cytology in the first and fourth (last) tubes. Cerebral angiography can help identify and treat underlying ruptured aneurysm

pseudoaneurysms, 138f Bilirubin encephalopathy, 77f Biometal regulation, disorders of, 343 Blake pouch cyst, with Chiari-like symptoms, 21f Borrelia

pseudoaneurysms, 138f Bilirubin encephalopathy, 77f Biometal regulation, disorders of, 343 Blake pouch cyst, with Chiari-like symptoms, 21f Borrelia

pseudoaneurysms, 138f Bilirubin encephalopathy, 77f Biometal regulation, disorders of, 343 Blake pouch cyst, with Chiari-like symptoms, 21f Borrelia

pseudoaneurysms (Fig. 22.3). The patient was switched to oral anticoagulant therapy for 6 months, followed by aspirin for 2 more

pseudoaneurysms (Fig. 22.3). The patient was switched to oral anticoagulant therapy for 6 months, followed by aspirin for 2 more

pseudoaneurysms (Fig. 22.3). The patient was switched to oral anticoagulant therapy for 6 months, followed by aspirin for 2 more

false negatives due to reduced density of blood products. Conclusions HS is a severe acute condition with high morbidity and mortality. Large hematoma volume, altered mental status within 6 hours of presentation, infratentorial location, Glasgow Coma Scale ≤7 on admission, associated aneurysm